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3-A for being able to kill 682.
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SCP-2599 Upgrade
- Thread starter ZacharyGrossman273
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We dont cross-scale SCPs
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We don't scale them unless it's specifically stated. 682 has several stats coming from other SCPs. And Yaldabaoth is considered 11D based off of SCP-1831 due to being stated to have created all SCPs.
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The only SCP 682 is scaled to is 123 for his power absorption, and Yaldabaoth isnt scaled to any SCPs, she's scaled to the SCP multiverse which was revealed to be 10-D by 1831
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And 738, and it's feats all list other SCPs.WeeklyBattles said:
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Also pretty sure "The Dragon in the great brass cage" is a he.
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? He's not scaled to 738, he has a rating based off of what 738 said would be necessary to kill 682. And those are powers he's resisted/adapted to, but he's not physically scaled to any of them. Any SCPs that have fought we dont scale to each other.
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Okay then I understand
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